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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7413, 1 October 1902, Page 3

G. W. RavhnhiliJ [F, W. Conn-i_ fH. (*. Bagnall. j EAYENEILL & CO., Thb Sqdaeb, Pa-hhbstoh Nobth, Bankers „ Bank of Now Zealand, to whom wo beg to refer clients. MONET to lend on Town, Rami and I-T-onal Seenr •• Diitr at Agents for th • Oer.ni Aecidonl Insuraii-O Company. lii.k. imdci-ak n r.t tho lowest rates, and claims pi rm p'.iy settled on the spot. Agents for Baldwin and Rayivard, Patent Agonts. Rent oolleeting a speciality. 5 Roomed house, just erected, close to railway station, well built. Price &300; £76 cash required. 109/49 j "DABQAI-TS—3 5-roomed houses, 4: SJ minutes' walk from Square. Prices £210, £220, and £235. Terms, £25 and balance at 7s per week. COLLEGE Street-We have been instructed by Mr Park, as »010 agent?, to sell his frontagos to this street. Particulars en application. 111/60 ■DOARDINGHOUSE, 13 rooms, doing -*-* first-class business. 2 minutes from Square, satisfactory reasons for soiling. Price £550. A genuine bargain. Q X Aores, Foxton j flat and carrying a 6 0 splendid sole of grass j 7 paddocks j 7-room .d house aud capital outbuildings; one mile from creamery; good orchard and plantations. A splendid little dairy farm. Now can-Ting 18 head. Only £260 ca__i required. . 14 30 GOOD 6-roomed houso, Church-street; good section and very dry. Price J-360, Terms to a good man. 107/38 GEO. M. MASOfii, LAND, HOGSE AND ESTATF AGENT. Send for " Land and Property Guide " (free). OFFICE—Main-street West, Palmer, ston North. A"J Dairy Farm of 100 acres, XXX creamery on property, 11 paddecks, flat land, rich loamy soil, 50 acreß been ploughed, splendidly watered, will dairy 70 to 80 cows, 8-roomed house, outbuildings, yards, cowshed, etc., 200 fruit trees, plantitions. Price only £21 per acre. Terms. This is a bargain. ryfi Acres, 12 paddocks, well fenced, I \) watered by never-failing springs, small garden and orchard, 20-bail cowshed, ten minutes from creamery and railway station, runs 28 cows. Price, £25 per acre. Terms, £500 ca«h, and balance of money and cows can remain at interest. £»~J "I Acres, 11 paddocks, 30 acres VJXJL flat, balance hilly, good slopes, will winter 1000 sheep and 100 head cattle, 5-roomed house, woolshed, etc., 5 miles from town and railway station Price, £6 12s per acre. Terms. Open for sale short time only. Q£) Acres, good 6-roomed house, outtj & house, barn, stable, tnpshed, cowhails, pigstyes and paddock, subdivided 9 paddocks, well watered, 18 acres been ploughed, nearly all level, within one mile of P.O. store, school, churches, etc., creamery handy, would run 35 to 40 cows. Price, £18 per acre. Terras. 1 "J Q X Acres, good homestead and all ■x-x-oy necessary outbuildings, every convenience, level and undulating, 20 paddocks, carrying 2000 ewes, 500 dry sheep and 200 head cattle. Price £8 10s per acre; terms. LEASEHOLD Dairy Farms —No goodwill—From 100 acres upwards, level land, rich soil, well watered, all ploughabie, with purchasing clause. Price £10 to £15 per acre; rentals 5 per cent. QOQ Acres, near Palmerston, 530 in fJUV grass, balance bush, 2\ sheep, 300 acres flat, good homestead and outbuildings. Price, £5 6s 6d per acre. Easy terms. Fitzherbert-street, new house 6 rooms, ball, verandah, bathroom, hot and cold water, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs built in, connected with sewerage, J acre ; price £025. 4J acres, 10-roomed house, hot and cold water, bathroom, pantry, detached washhouse, coach house, _ acre orchard; price £1150; £400 cash. " B"Broad-street,|honse of 12 rooms, every convenience, £ aero; price £1150; only £100 cash required. Lombard-street, house 8 rooms, washhouse, copper, gas laid on, all in firstclass order; price £750. Welsbourne-street, new 4-roomed hi.uso, i acre, well fenced; price £225; £110 cash. Albert-street, £ acre, 4-roomed house, washhouse, copper, tubs, water laid on, numbers of fruit trees ; price £225. Ashley-street, 4 rooms, scullery -, price £200. half cash. Cook-street. 5 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, copper -, price £400, easy terms. Cuba-street, comer section with buildings thereon, closo to Square; price £800.1" Ferguson-street, about 175 ft frontage by 2b chains deep, close to Square; price £400. Scandia-street, 2 acres 14 perches, number of buildings; price £300, £100 cash. College-street, £ acre sections, 151 minutes walk from Square, 66ft frontage ; £50, half cash. | Taonui-street, section 49ft 6in frontage, by 140 ft, fenced ready for building; price £75. fIUS. BACON PIGS WANTED. OF the ordinary breeds, well finished, 4£d per lb, from llOlbs to I4olbs. For pure-bred Tamwortbs, properly finished, of weights from 1401bs to 180 lbs, 5d per lb until further notice. Cash on delivery. ■ WM. FREW, Rangitikei Street. TAILORING. E. E. DOWLE HAS much pleasure in notifying his friends and the public generally that he has commenced business as above in premises nest door to Grace k Co., tho Square, Palmerston North. Gentlemen's own material made up. B. E. Dowlb holds a diploma from the Cutting Academy and School o Art, London. Note address — R. E. DOWLE, Grace k Co., the Square. KIA TOA FOOTBALL CLUB" AMEETIN G of the K_a Toa Football Club will be held at Kingsbeer's shop on Friday night at 8 o'clock. PALMERSTON NORTH BOWLING CLUB. ANNUAL meeting of the Palmerston North Bowling Club will be held at the Phcenix Hotel on Thursday, 9th October. Business : Adoption, report, balancesheet and general. J. A. NASH, Hon. Sec, TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are required by noon of Saturday, 11th October, for the erection of a residence at Shannon. Particulars to be obtained at the office of the unders'gned, at Palmerston North. E. LARCOMB, C.E. and Architect, MUSIC. MISS MILLS, from Home, recoivos pupils at her rooms, c/o Mrs Nielsen, Cuba-street, 6th house beyond tho Wesleyan Church, directly facing the Show ground. Music, Singing, French. Best masters at Home. One guinea each per quarter. DON'T READ THIS! The best shop in Palmerston for pure sweets is Gblhor's, whero Lollies are made daily. We have the largest assortment of confectionery ln the town, and we also supply- customers at wholesale prices, as well as retail. Note the address : Opposite Railway Platform, Main-street. , To travel in the Palmerston N, Ashhurst and Pohangina Districts, Thb Purebred QUAREYMAN (By Tommy Dodd, out of Gip). GIP by Chancellor of Blackball, im ported from Scotland by Mrßobt. Wilkin. Chancellor of Blackball, dam Lillie, by Victor (892). Gip's dam was Scotchman, imported from Australia by Mr 0. MoJCellar. Grand-dam by Young Cheviot, bred by the late Hon. W. Robiaeon. Tommy Dodd, by Prince Royal, dtm by Old Major, grand-dam by Sir Colin. Tommy Dodd, as a 2-year-old, took Ist Prize and Special at the Leeston Show, and also at the North Canterbury Show. Highly Commended at Manawatu Show, 1893, Quarryman is a dark bay, five years old, standing 18 hands 2. inches, with splendid bone and the beet of tempers, and is a sure foal-getter. Terms: ilS8•. Apply to T, HAOKETt, Owner, AabUuir-t, I